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How to transcribe the accidentals correctly?
With Pizzicato, you
can to import a MIDI file and view the score. In some cases, a
MIDI file may not contain the key signature indication and
Pizzicato sets no key signature. Such a file can contain a lot of
accidentals and become difficult to read. In the case of a MIDI
file written in Major B (5 sharps) but which does not include the
key signature indication, the sharps will be written as
accidentals to the notes. To avoid that, you can apply the
following process: Import the
file a first time and transcribe the score According
to the accidentals you find in the score, deduce what
should be the key signature Import the
file a second time, but with no note transcription. Add the key
signature with the key signatures tool Transcribe
the file, by Edit, Select all and Edit, transcribe.
Pizzicato takes care of the key signature and adapts the
notes to this tonality.
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